Essentia Aside | Posted on March 26, 2018 by Audrey Dawn - Oldest Daughter Redheaded Sister powdered in pale pink tranquility becomes her touch depreciates Only If You Feel So Inclined: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like Loading... Related
I’ve been working on it, actually. I’m much slower at it than most would be, but I am progressing. I am grateful for your push, Sir. LikeLike
Left me feeling a bit vulnerable in the end, but I’m happy with the two. Thank you, Dan. LikeLiked by 1 person
I preferred her in vintage. Glad you liked the haiku, Debbie. Very kind of you to say. LikeLiked by 1 person
EFFORTLESS
No preening required
To make a big impression
Natural beauty
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This is a perfect haiku for this photo, Ben. Love it!
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Thank you.
And like all my favourites speaks on more than one level. 🙂
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Beautiful… you should do that flower book.
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I’ve been working on it, actually. I’m much slower at it than most would be, but I am progressing. I am grateful for your push, Sir.
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Breathtaking photo and I love the haiku, Audrey. ❤️
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Your support is powerful. Thank you ♡
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Lovely haiku, Audrey, and the image is gorgeous and delicate. Love and hugs…🌷
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Aw, thanks, Lauren. Happy you like them. ♡
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This is such a beautiful combination, Audrey.
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Left me feeling a bit vulnerable in the end, but I’m happy with the two. Thank you, Dan.
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You can look but don’t touch. Nice, Audrey
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In the end, probably best for all. Thank you, Butch
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So I’ve heard.
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🤓
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🙂
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incredibly beautiful
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Humbled, Beth. Thank you
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smiling to
your fragile blossom 🙂
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Blushes for
the kind gentleman
Thank you, David
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What a lovely posey — and your haiku is exceptional!!
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I preferred her in vintage. Glad you liked the haiku, Debbie. Very kind of you to say.
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